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WHOLE NO. 1924.

district The Ghilzais were defeated the
first day. but on the second were victorious.
ana at last accounts were pursuing the
Ameer's troops.
Official Changes In Ireland.
DUBLIN, June 29th.-It is stated that
Holmes, A;toFney-General for Ireland. is
about to be raised to the Irish bench as
Justice of the Court of Common Pleas
that Gibscn, now Solicitor General for Ire
land, viii succeed him as Attorney-Gen-
cral, and that Sergeant Peter 0'Brien will
become SolicitorGeneral.
The Insult to Erin's Banner.
DUBLIN, June 29th.-Wm. NJ. Murphy,
III. p, has brought suit against Carlen
Blackburn, of the Royal Navy, for trespass
in hauling down and taking possession of
the green flag raised on Murphy's yacht in
Banuy bay on jubilee day. Damages are
laid at II 900.
Lans(iowne and His Tenants.
DUBLIN, June 29th.-Three orders for
Inc ejectment OF tenants on the Marquis of
Lansdewne's estate were obtained to-day
Lord Lansdowne's counsel said the tenants
in question would not be evicted if thev
paid their rents.
Close of the Jubilee.
LONDON, June 29th.-The garden party
at Buckingham Palace closed the jubilee
| festivities
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Proposals for Cannon

WASHINGTON, June 29th-The advocates
of the cast steel ''built-up' guns are to have
an opportunity to sustain their claims.
Under the authority conferred by the last
Congress the Navy Department invited
proposals for furnishing three cast steel
rough bored and turned six-inch high
power rifed cannon of domestic manufact-
ure, one OF Bessemer, one of open hearth.
and one of erucible steel. Bids will be re-
ceived at the Department until August I'd
sext, when the proposals viii be openei.
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FRANCE REMAINS FIRM

LONDON, June 29th.-It is reported by
Waddington, the French ambassador here,
that he has informed Lord Salisbury that
no French Cabinet could sign the docu.
ment giving England preponderance in
Egypt, even for a limited time
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the knee. The latter's condition is very
critical. A Sheriff's posse started in pursuit
of the robber yesterday afternoon.
asat. In.

Kissane's Demurrer.
SAN Francisco, June 29th.-Wm. Kiss
ane. alias w. X. Rodgers, through his at
torneys Henley 4 Oates of Santa Rosa,
this morning filed demurrer in the Cir
cult Court 10 the suit begun some time ago
by the Chemical National Bank. The
document, which is in the usual legal
phraseology, sets up the statue of imita-
tions, etc, as bar to the action.
Slaughter-Hous Burned.
WILLOWS, June 10Th -[By Postal Tele-
graph. THE slaughter house and fixtures,
together with the butchers tools and thirty
head of sheep, were burned at Jacinto this
morning at half-past 3 o'clock. 1t is sup
posed to have been set on fire by some dis
charged laborer. The loss is about 81 900.
The property belonged 10 the Glenn estate,
and was uninsured.
Willows Improvement Company.
WILLOWS, June 29th.-[By Postal Tele-
graph. 1.-The Willows Real Estate I'M
provement Company is now organized and
ready for business. 1t is comprised of solid
material, and will be the means of devel-
oping and settling up northern Colusa
county.
Heavy Fruit Shipments.
copright. 1857, by The California Associated Press
MARNsVILLE, June Z9tn.-1he frult Ship
ments from this point show large in
crease this year. OF apricots and peaches
alone over seventy carloads have been
shipped from Marysville this season, and il
is still early for peaches.
Want the Soldiers Home.
MARTINEZ, June 2StL.-Contra Costa is
going to try TO secure the National Soldiers
Home. President L. B. Smith, of the
Board of Trade. has opened correspondence
| with Captain Blanding on the subject
Earthquake at San Diego.
Copyright, 1887, by the California Associated Press
SAN DIEGO, June 29th.-There was a
slight shock of earthquake here at 10:45
O'Clock last night, also one at 10 A. NJ. Mon.
day
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a roKEeoNE coNcLusroN.
The Tory Majority Refuse to Cones de "a
Point ON the Coercion Rju.

Record Uaion's Special Cdblegrans- Copari0btgG
By the Neio lork Tribune.
LONDON, June 29.h.-"No concession p is
the Ministerial watchword. The majority
rejected on Monday night every amend
ment TO the crimes bill Morley's proposal
to limit the operation to three years Jared
no better than the rest These attempts on
the part of The Liberals are loyal efforts to
support the Parnellite policy, but the re-
suit being foregone conclusion there is
little life or reality about the debate. MIR
Morley's logic and Glsdstone's impassioned
protest diverted not a single vote. Every.
body knows the bill will speedily become q
law. The Irish members are turning theii
attention to Ireland itself, and devisine
means for battling their tormentors and
maintaining the efficiency of the National
League. The Government expect to finish
the bill in fortnight, and conclude the
session before the end of August.
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A Queer Case.


The J olo WdiL says that on Tuesday last
Al. Gould rode into Woodland on horse
worth perhaps $50, That evening he be-
came inebriated and while III that condi-
ton, he says, he told one Chappell, in a
joking way, that he (Chappell) might have
the animal if he could ride him Chappell
rode the animal around town and after
making several efforts iinallys sold the
horse, saddle and bride to West Lambert
for $50, alleging that Gould had given him
permission TO sell him for whatever he
could get. He also gave Lambert bill of
sale In the evening Gould saw Lambert
riding the horse on the street and demanded
his return, which was obstinately refused
Lambert claiming that herhad bought him
and had bill of sale os him At this
Gould struck Lambert on the head, when
bystanders interposed and stopped further
proceedings. The horse was taken to q
livery stable and locked up, and thus mat
ters stood, no arrests being made; but it is
probable that q recourse to law will be had
to secure the animal. Chappell has of
fered to return Lambert the so. but the
latter refused to accept. Chapp ] vas placed
nnder arrest on warrant sworn out by
Lambert, but was released on giving $50
bail. A warrant was also sworn out for
Gould on d charge cf battery
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Russia and France Outwitted in Rega
IL.

Russia and France Outwitted in Regard
to the Egyptian Treaty.
Record taion's Special GGblegrdm- Copgrfgl,tt,{
by the Ne'o York Tribune.
LONDON, June 29th.-The stories that
Russia and France had menaced Turkey
with war if she signed the convention with
England are nov admitted TO have been
exaggerated. The remonstrances of those
powers, nevertheless, were sufficiently
strong 10 induce the Porte TO ask for an
other weeks delay, and this Sir Wolff (who
threatened to quit Constantinople if the
convention was not ratified yesterday con-
ceded. The best intelligence is that Turkey
will not sign then any more than now.
Supposing she does not, England will have
| courted and experienced a manifest and
glaring diplomatic defeat It is not likely
| the diplomats of the English Foreign Of
ice will be inconsoiable. They never like
seeing master put over their heads to do
their work. The convention is, in fact
| more important to Wolff than to ANYBODY
else. II the Sultan finally withholds his
signature, Wolff s failure will be complete.
The convention itself can interest England
but slightly. 1t has not a strong
| body OF public opinion behind it,
and must be valueless if France and
| Russia persist in opposition. 1t had no
particular object except to soothe Turkey.
| II Turkey does not want her susceptible
ties soo,hed, that is her affair. England
will continue TO govern Egypt, and France
| will continue to put all the difficulties she
| can in her way, and Russia will continue
| 20 seek pretexts for compensation elsewhere.
! England would have gained little by the
convention. but she may score a point or
| two by its failure. She will then be in a
| position TO say, We offered 10 retire in
| three years. You refused, and induced
| the Sultan to refuse. We have fortified our
| obligations under the convention of 1885
| Henceforth we have free hand"
THE SULTAN GETS ANGRY.
CoNsTANTINoPLE June 29tb. The threats
OF France in connection with the Anglo
Turkish convention had The effect of ex-
| asperaung the Porte. 1t is believed that
the Sultan will finally sign the convention.
The Porte has declined TO grant conces-
| sionS for the construction of Asiatic rail
ways to the syndicate composed of French
men.
FRANCE REMAINS FIRM
LONDON, June 29th.-It is reported by
| Waddington, the French ambassador here,
that he bas informed Lord Salisbury that
no French Cabinet could sign the docu.
ment giving England preponderance in
| Egypt, even for limited time
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RUSSIAN JUSTICE.
Conviction of a Number of Russians TO,
Dynamite 0utrscas. Etc.

ST. PETERSBURG, June 29th.-The Ofe;dl
Messenger announces that twenty-one per-
sons were tried at st. Petersburg between
the 1th and 10th of the present month on
the charge of being active members of q
secret society called The Will of the Peo-
ple,n and of complIcityin several murders,
including that of Chief of Police Colonel
Sudeik, and participation in a number of
robberies and dynamite outrages. Three
of the prisoners were acquitted, and all the
Others sentenced to death. The death SEN
fences were, however, commuted. in the
cases Of two prisoners, to exile in Siberia,
and in those of the others to Imprisonment
and hard labor.
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night. having given TO the Receiver and
the United States District Attorney here,
respectively, such instructions as could be
given at this time. Trenholm said he
would deal with this bank upon the prin-
ciple that national banks hold q fduciary
relation to the public, and that the profits
upon the stock are in part consideration
for a proper discharge of the trust by the
officers chosen by the stockholders and
when, as in the case of the Fidelity Bank,
this trust is betrayed by the officers, il is
the duty of the Government to award ex-
emplary punishment, not only to the men
active in the wrong-doing, but also to those
who, being in position to protect the in
terests of depositors, neglected or omitted
to discharge that duty
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Damages Against Contra ctor.

tcopyrgAt, 1887, by Ge California associated Pres
PORTLAND June 29th.--The jury in the
case of August Anderson VS.. Nelson Ben.
nett returned verdict this evening award
ing the plaintiff $4,000 damages. Ander-
son was employed by Bennett, a railroad
contractor, in the Cascade tunnel, On the
Northern Pacific, and suffered the loss Of
his eyes by an explosion. He was driliel
and sent his drill into an old charge, which
had not been exploded. Anderson sued
for S25 COO
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The Card na,s Reioindsr.

LoSDoN, June 29th.-Cardinal Manning
writes TO the Times protesting against its
circulation of statement from Rome that
the Irish mission Of Mgr Parsico and Mgr.
Gualdi has been revoked at the instance of
Cardinal Manning and the Irish Bishop
Walsh, OF Dublin, and branding the latter
two as the active promoters of separatist
infriptles
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No PRESENT DANGER.
a Belief that the Crown Prince is Re
covering from His AiImept.

covering from His AiImeDt.
LONDON, June 29th.-The British Medical
journal says; DR.. Mackenzie has removed
almost ell the fungus growth that remained
IN the threat OF the German Crown Prince
when he left for home. 1t says, however,
that since the iastoperation was performed
the Prince caught somewhat severe cold,
the result OF which is that the pharynx and
larynx are both acutely congesied tbe
parts in the vicinity of the growth being
less affected than others The local swell
ing has caused some difficulty in swallow
ing, but it is hoped this will soon disap-
pear. The case at present requires. the
greatest care, and will require it for several
weeks. In the meantime surgical opera
tions will be suspended. Mackenzie is
not troubled at the Princes condition.
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AN AWFUL CALAMITY.
The Beer Supply of a New Mexican
Village Shut OFF.

fIIIdfst SfIut OIf.
ALBUQUERQUE On. NJ, June 29th.-A
fire broke out in disused iee-house con-
nected with the Southwestern Brewery. a
wooden structure, and in few minutes the
entire brewery was in flames. Being out
side the fire limits no water could be got on
to the burning building by the fire depart
ment. The newly ice manufactur-
ing establishment adjoining was saved by
the Bucket Brigade, but the brewery was
entirely consumed, with its contents. The
loss is estimated at $4,000.
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The Thistle Again victor.

LONDON, June 29th.-The Mudhook re-
gatta took place on the Clyde to-day. The
Thistle and Irex were among the con-
testants. Scarcely any wind blew until the
conclusion of the first round, When the
Commodore stopped the race, and awarded
the prize to the Thistle, then is minutes
and 10 seconds ahead
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HARVARD GRADUATES.

Nh Arfny OF Young Men just Ripe Tor
the Harvest Field.
CAMBRIDGE (Mass.), June 29th.-To-day
is Harvard's commencement day. A small
number of persons were in attendance.
Acting President Smith distributed the
diplomas and announced the degrees ac-
cording to custom. Degrees were awarded
in English, and the new departure was ap-
plauded. The senior class graduates go
out of 251 members the largest number on
recnrd
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OREGON.
Two Creatures Fight Four and Half
Hours and Quit Friends.

lCopyigi, 1857, dy tie caEJorlid Associated FFtssl
PORTLAND, June 29th.-The longest fight
on record on this coast was fought this
morning a few miles below Astoria, be-
tween Tom Ward. the hero of three local
victories in the prize ring, and John John
..or,, better known as "Scotty," Portland
nuoilist Il ives under Marquis of Queens
berry rules, to finis.t,,; for $3.50 aside. They
fought sixty-nine rounds, i.1,-,.ing four hours
and thirty-six minutes. The fight was de-
clared draw and all bets of.
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Railway OniciaI Deceased.

PERU Ind.}, June 29th.-A A. Talmage.
Niee-Presidert and General Manager of the
Wabash Railway, died here this morning of
Bright's disease, coupled with dysentery.
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WASHINGTON TERarroRY.
The President win Not Celebrate the
Fourth at Tacoma.


TACOMA, June 29;h.-In response to an
invitation from Mayor Town of this city to
President Cleveland. to participate in the
Fourth of July celebration here, letter
was received to-day from the President ex-
pressing thanks for the courtesy, but de
clining on the ground that his duties will
not permit Of his going so far from Wash
ington
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THE FIDELITY BANK.
Comptroller Trenholm's Plan of Dealing
with National Banks

CINCINNATI, June 29th.-Dayid Arm
strong has had his bond as Receiver OF the
Fidelity National Bank accepted, and is
now in charge of the affairs of the defunct
institution. Comptroller Trenholm and SC.
licitor Accue gent to Washington to-
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THE TRIBUNE's - BELIEF

The Tribune thinks that sure result of
a disturbance in the Hawaiian group will
he ,Snee transfer of their control to some
Eastern power. The question OF the pro-
posed troubles says the Tribune, g would
not deserve mnch cons Iteration but for tha
fact that the Islands are placed so, geo.
graphically, that they onght to belong to
the United States, if to any power. If
they are left to themselves, it is Just pos-
sible that in time they might fall to us.
But, stirred up by any premature uprising,
revolution or trouble warranting foreign
Intervention, the non-existence of an Amer
lean navy must preclude us from any COM
petition for the prize, and in such case we
could only look on, while some better
equipped power annexed the Islands. For
these reasons ali the American influence
should be cast against the revolutionary
movement in Hawaii
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RESULTS MoMENTARILY ExrEcrED.

VIRGINIA CITY, June 29th.-P. M.-The
indications are almost certain TO night, and
we expect news every minute. The miners
working in The bottom of the rescue drift
have been compelled TO work with sponges
over their mouths all the afternoon, the gas
being very strong. Superintendent Lyman
has also just been in conversation with Dr.
Gann
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Indian War Claims Allowed.

copyrsgt. 1857. by ae California; Associated Press
WASHINGTON, June 29th.-[Special.l J.
The Interior Department has made the
following findings on claims presented for
Indian depredations Robert Smith. of
Curry county, Or; amount, $515, in 1867,
by Rogue River Misunderstanding of loss
sustained 1886 %, and that the claim was
not presented within the limitation fixed
by law. William Groom, of Benton
county, Or, amount S625, in 1878, by
Bannock or Snake Indians-fndings of
loss sustained $625; and that the amount
be allowed.
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THE soothing and restoratir

THE soothing and restorative effects of
Ayers Cherry Pectorai are realized in all
cases of colds. coughs, throat or lung trou-
bles, while its powerful healing qualities
are shown jp she most serious pulmonary
disorders
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ARIZONA.
The Report of an Indian Band Near
Globe Confirmed.

GLOBE, June 29ih-The medicine men
have worked the San Carlos Agency In
dians into very restless and unpleasant
condition. There are now about 400 In
dians at Coyote Springs. a distance of some
seven miles south, who left the agency last
week, and are holding their war dances
every evening.
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VIRGINIA CITY, June 29th.--There is
nothing yet from the imprisoned men in
the Curry mine. The bottom of the rescue
drift from the Con. Virginia is within
eight feet of where it should connect with
the drift the miners are supposed to be in.
Drill holes have been sent in and the result
should be known soon.
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AT sHEEPsHEAD BAY.
.
THE HAWAIIAN CRISIS.
Concerning Shipment of fArms-America's s
Best Policy.

Icepgsgtt. 1857, by he California Associated fress.l
New YORK, June 29th.-Crossman d
Co., shipping merchants to Honolulu say
they have recently shipped arms to the
Hawaiian Islands, but the shipment was
not unusual, being simply such an order
as has been filled by them among the
hardware items many times since they
first began trading with Hawaii. We
vesseis, We and make about four trips sNe vear
and we ill all orders we receive from our
correspondents in Honolulu There was
not in this order for guns anything differ
ent from other orders we have had from
Hawaii, either in number, specifications
nor in the accompanying ammunition"
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Is 1T Another Crisis p.

PARIS, June 29th.-The Commission of
the Chamber of Deputies appointed to ex-
anime and report upon the proposals rela
tive to the army submitted by General
ferrop, the new Minister of War, rejected
sensation.
King Miian's Edict Against His Wife.
vienna. June 29th.-King Milan. of
servia, has instructed Premier Ristics to
take measures to prevent the return Of
Queen Natalia to Servia. A Cabinet crisis
is expected if the Premier refuses to obev
the King
The Ameer's Troops Defeated.
BOMBAY, June 29th.-Advices from AT
ghsnistan report to-day fighting in Bukar
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PACIFIC COAST.
SERIOUS RESULT OF A HIGH
WAYMaN'S SHOT.
Crops in Yuba-K Kissane's Demurrer
Another Indian Rumor-Shasta
Land Operations-Etc
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RHcoHD-uSIoS.l !
TERRIBLE SUSPENSE.
Nothing Definite TO the Fate of tn
Imprisoned Miners.

Nothing Definite TO the Fate of the
Imprisoned Miners.
VIRGINIA, June 29th-A M-There is a
scene of narrowing interest around the
hoisting-works at the Gould & Curry mine.
The relatives of the imprisoned miners,
whose fate is not yet decided definitely, are
clustered here and there in the building.
The women are pitiful to see, with their
pallid faces and drawn expression. Long
suspense has given them sort of desperate
calm.
The wild emotion seen at first is all gone
now. Even the children have become
strangely COOL Everything depends upon
the drill, which, so far, has missed the
prison wherein the hapless miners are con-
fined. 1t was question of air and food,
but principally one of air. Men can stand
starvation indefinitely while buoyed by the
hope of rescue; but if the air-pipes have
failed, and the poisonous gases have pene-
trated t. the captives, then, of course all is
over.
The Alta incident of seven years ago is
recalled hopefully. For five days then a
number of miners, universally believed to
be dead, existed in drift to which air was
pumped, and, although supposed to be
drowned, were finally brought out all safe.
1t is hunt with drill, pick and powder
in search of human life and if prayer can
aid the search, and work and courage push
it to success, there will be no failure. The
chances undoubtedly are that the men are
lost, but still there is fighting chance for
them, and on that chance the whole Com
stock is hanging. There is but one thought
possessing the town, and that thought IS
for the helpless men immured in the bow
els of the earth
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HOME AFFAIRS.
SHARP. THE BRiBE-GIYER, FOUND
GUILTY.
Our Fruits in Demand 4 Harvard
Graduates a Small Army-Ru-
mored Rsce War-Etc.
ANoTnER CoNYIorIoN.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE Ezooan-usuos.l
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enaNeEp DaIaY roR c. H. vILMAN-JUNF 80, 1ss7.
Cutting Prices in Summer Goods

is hs season somewhat advanced We do not intend carry LIGHT
SUTNGS We have reduced many lines from 80 to 80 per cent
Handsome Lace Striped, TWo-tone Linons, ecru
and white; formerly 25 cents, now 8 yards
for Sl.
White Lace Piques; formerly IL l-2 cents now
l-S cents.
Ecru BOucle BuntingS; formerly 22 cents;
II l-2 cents.
You make mistake purchasing these goods this
time they be adapted for Street Evening Wear
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=. 'NNI1N+
Shasta Preparing a Booha.

Tcoayngi, 1857, by Ge California -4ssociaed fress.i
RsDDISG, June 29th-A portion of the
5oo-scre tract of Ben Oliver is being cut np
and sold in five-acre tracts. Il is desirable
fruit land. Parties are negotiating for the
Reid tract of 500 acres in this school dis
trlct fsr the same purpose, portien of
which has as fine grapes as are raised in
the State.